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  • Plugin Author Janne Cederberg

    (@jcederberg)

    Hey Devin!
    Thank you for the feedback. With version 1.1 I’ve now changed the plugin so that the comment notification only triggers on WordPress standard post types of “post” and “page”.

    The next thing would then to enable admins to configure which post types they want to have notifications sent on and that would default to either all or only “post” and “page”.

    Comments? Hope this helps ??

    Thread Starter Devin Walker

    (@dlocc)

    Hey Janne,

    That’s a great addition. Thanks! I think it would be awesome to have a checklist of CPTs and have Posts on by default. Then admins can simply go through and check which ones they want your plugin enabled on. Sounds great!

    Plugin Author Janne Cederberg

    (@jcederberg)

    Hey Devin!
    Unfortunately I had to temporarily remove post type limitation still since it caused problems; will try to implement it again later most likely in version 1.2.

    Plugin Author Janne Cederberg

    (@jcederberg)

    Hey again Devin!
    Now v1.2 is up and it only notifies about comments on WordPress core types of “post” and “page”.

    Thread Starter Devin Walker

    (@dlocc)

    Great, just updated. I’ll activate it again and give it a whirl.

    Plugin Author Janne Cederberg

    (@jcederberg)

    Just in case you want to enable notifications on some other public post types than the WordPress core types of “post” and “page”, for now (before there’s a nice admin UI for it) you can edit the

    $DISQUS_NOTIFY_ON_POST_TYPES = array('post', 'page');

    array at the beginning of the plugin code to include/exclude types as you desire.

    Thread Starter Devin Walker

    (@dlocc)

    Are you suggesting editing the plugin file? I wouldn’t suggest that to anyone. It’s never a good idea for anyone to edit plugin files unless they really know what they’re doing. In my case, I only need the ‘post’ type to work properly and not have any others. Looking forward to the UI.

    Plugin Author Janne Cederberg

    (@jcederberg)

    Yeah, I was referring to temporarily editing the plugin. I know it’s bad practice and in general I advice against it as well, but got the impression you are technically inclined and know the implications of doing so, hence the mention ??

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